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| we stayed downstairs with the doorman and the colonel and there was a pretty young girl we both wanted to bang she was blinking at us with a beckoning smile every feature of her face was part of her smile as was her free blonde hair and her dance-happy figure we looked at her for hours and talked idly to the doorman and the colonel but remembering my life�s obligations i decided that it was time for me to go my friend had become a statue he ignored me when i said that i wanted to leave he just wanted to stare at the blinking beauty and he wanted to check out the rooms upstairs so he gave me the keys with a distant smile and said that he wanted to stay forever as i walked outside and hopped into the car a young couple watched me leave sitting on the porch in the golden sunlight they were watching another coastal sunrise just as they watched the sun set and rise and set every day Back to Index E-mail the Poet |
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